Your Home Is an Extension of Your Identity Sometimes there is nothing obviously wrong with a home. It's beautiful. It's comfortable. Everything technically works. And yet, you walk through the door, and something feels slightly off. I've found that sometimes the problem isn't the house at all. The person has changed, and the home hasn't caught up yet. Our homes are remarkably good record keepers. They hold evidence of who we've been: careers, relationships, hobbies, children

The Luxury No One Talks About When we think about luxury at home, we tend to think about what we can see: beautiful materials, custom cabinetry, fabulous lighting, exceptional furnishings. But there is another kind of luxury that is far less visible. A home that requires less from you. It’s a home in which you know where things are. Where putting something away doesn’t require rearranging three other things first. Where the kitchen works with the way you cook, the closet supp